The National tribune., 1887-12-08


through them Department President aud Sons OF
Veterans through their Division Commander 10
join us In this patriotic enterprise.
OREGON
We have received a Roster Of George Wright
Post, No. l. Portland. This Post has ls0 comrades
on iis rolls, aud BE- n prosperous condition. The
officers for lSs1 are a. follows: Commander, g o.
staples :. V. c, J.. ". Allen; J. V. G, W. W.
Jaqucs; Adj't, n. X. Rankin; q. NJ, n. : Plercei
Surg, Jacob Schwartz; Chap. G. l.. Fay; q, ID,
George c. Sears; o. 6. w y. Morse; > NJ, II. A.
Franz; q. NJ. s. A. IT, Borthwick.
PENNSYLVANIA
A. O. Reed Post No 1C5. Butler has adopted
resolutions OF regret the death OF Reed Broken
Lieut.. Gay Post, No. 3l2, Philadelphia, held a
Campfire recently. The Post Is preparing to hold
another on The evening of Dec. Ia.
Col John w. Moore Post, No. 55, Philadelphia,
/ held a Campfire last week. About $50 o clock a
4 large delegation from Robert Bryan Post No. 50,
! arrived Commanders W. = Burnwood. OF Sam
ders Post No q, aud Samuel Jones' OF Post No. 50;
Past Commanders Christian Young, OF Post No. %;
1 J. Wesley Price, OF Post No. 80. aud Commanders
4 Gibbs, of No. so and Hendricks, OF No. %, COM
prised tie speeclmRGcrs.
Wilde Post No. Is, Chester. paid a visit TO Post
No. ., Philadelphia, recently, The visitors were
welcomed 10y Commander, Charles NJ. Belts, who
was followed by addresses 10y Past Department
Commander J. NJ. Nanderslice, Louis II. Fortcscue,
i Gen. James w. latta, Commander j. VI. Stocver,
/ OF Post no. 3, and Past Commanders John aud
4 Mm. III. Martin, Of the same Post This Post viii
/ give an entertainment 10 i,s friends on Dec ID.
The election Of Post Officers for the ensuing year
was commenced ia this Department last week by
I the Thursday might Posts. With but very few eN-
+ ccptions the contests are very quiet ia few
country districts there are a few spirited struggles,
/ but there l. no evidence OF bad feeling existing
after the elections unfortunately has been here
/ toiore.
Post 81 Philadelphia: Commander Robert Win
terbottom; :. V. C., Thomas Edcline; J. V. c., w.
! n Iaggart; Surg, Mm. Wynn Chap, Robert
Gllen; O. d., Frank Ehrnau; o. C., Jas. Made
| ley; q. NJ, Chas. II. OFT; Janitor, Andrew East
burn. Delegates, Henry 4. Nohn, Chas. IL. OFT,
Robt D. Wallace John Pollock, Philip Arnold,
j S,..l., A pa Nm
| Magarvey and William ID. Baldwin.
Post No. DIS, Philadelphia: Commander, Francis
canton = y. G., VIM. schlosser; j: v e., Martin
Neith; q. NJ, Nicolaus Schiclzle; Chap, Chas. B.
| Schmidti Surg, Louis Hegman; o. d, Herman
| Schuze; -. c. Martin Wolfrum. Trustees, Fred'k
] Bissman, Joseph Burnett. Charles Fischer. Dele
gates, Fred'k Bssman, Nicolaus Schickle, Chas. b.
schmidt; AlternRtes. Louis IIeiligman, Henry Ber-
bert, William Schlosser.
Post No. 10, Philadelphia: Commander, w. r.
Jones; :. Y. C., J. A. Moodhouse; J. v. C., }. O..
Waer; q. NJ. A. G, Brown; Surg, Dr. C. L. Min
ster; Chap, w, H. Il. Ogden o. d., @. ID. Ham
mar; o. g., A. p. Jones; Trustee. s. Arrison.
Delegates. Abraham lowering. NJ. L. johnson,
q. ID. liammar, John Rodgers, c. w. Waierhouse
Altenmles, w. y. EoEg, q. Garman, A. c. Brown,
Post No. IS, Manayunk Commander. T. Baxter;
| :. V. C., 4. Thomburg; J. V e., T. Griffith; q.
NJ, :. 7. Harmeri o ID, J. shuseri Chap, J.
Delegates, :. y. Harmer, G. 5. Albany, j. Shuster;
Ahernates, Jos. Ginion, J. Kane, T. Thomburg.
Post No. IS, Philadelphia: COMMANDER, John
Test; ;. V. c., T. A. Thaycr; JN. C., John J. Cas-.
sadly; @. NJ, James Mccartney; o. d., Thomas @
Hail; o. O., Casper Knoble; Chap, p. Il. LaMua.
yam; Surg, DIR. p. f. Thaycr; Trustee, George
Bishop. Delegates, Comrades T. Barnes, ThayeI
and Hall.
Post No. 8, Philadelphia: Commander. WIN. r
Peierman; S.N c. VIM. A. Witherup; ). V. C., A.
X. Long; Surg. DIR. Samuel NJ Triukle. Chap, J.
Frank Snow; @ d., john :. French; q. O., VI chae
Ilauzell; q. NJ. Georges ShucaTt; Trustee, John
W. Woodward; Organist, James T. BUclleli Ord
nance Serg't Thomas A. Myers. Delegates John
Dougherty, George NJ. ID. Hanes, Hugo Schauer
John 5. French. Prank III. Roat, Vim. A. Witherup
John Y. Gosscr John r. GarmGn Wan Latourpcr
Geo, Pearce, James McNally: AltemGics, NJ Hart
zell, A. kemmerline. Frank II. Roat John Toner
VIM. II. Poole. Syl. Cridland, John Brown. Harri.
son Biekel, VIM ii. Landcll, John Mchner, JESSE
R. Locke
Post No. ., Phfadclph ia: Commander. b. #. Jar
reti; ;. v C., Charles III. Kirk; J. V. G., James J
Cooper; q. NJ, w. II. Winter; Surg, w. H.webb
NJ. ID; Chap, William J. Kramer; o. d., Georg,
w. Title; o. C., VIM N Snyder.
Post No. a., Lebanon; Commander. 8 III, Bentz
5. V. C.. Penrose q. Shepler; J. V. G., Ferdinand
lmho1.; O. NJ. ii. p. Meyer; Chap, } X. Rnerr
Surg, }. l.. lsembcTgeri o. d., Arthur J. Arnold
Delegates, George d. Rise, NJ. Gherst, Jno. Rein
oehl. Charles Urban, John III. Uhler; Aliernates
Grant Weidman, J. X. Knerr, John b. Embich, w
j. Savers, A. Frank Seltzer.
ZOok Post, No II. of Norristown, celebrated Ia
DIST anniversary with an elegant Campfire on las
Thursday night. Among The speakers were Gen
John d. Hariranft Past Commander. in Chief
Thomas J. Stewart A. A.-G. of this Department
Rev. IA &. Grossman. Of Post IS. PboniXyi.le; w
7 j. Wells, DIR. Bradley aud Comrade Runkle. Sup
i
An extract Ia General ORDERS. No. -, just issued
= says: Post Commanders are earnestly requested
either Ia person or through The Post Committee
on Soldiers Orphans Schools, to communicate a
the earliest practicable moment, not later thar
Jan. j, 1855, TO A. &. Reinoehl. Lancaster. Pa.
Chairman OF the Committee on soldiers Orphans
Schools, any matters relating 10 The schools yisite
/ by the Post Committees requiring investigation, o
which may involve the Interests of the soldiers
orphans Mere rumors should be avoided, and ia
fullest statement Of facts given"
Comrhde James Kealy. Of Post No L. Miners
willie, IL hereby appointed Ala de Camp on the sta
OF the Department Commander. aud assigned L
duty in Schuyiiiil County. lie viii be obeyed an
respected accordingly.
Pot No &c. a. Salisbury, reports Joseph Ruch.
dropped member 81 the Post as unworthy Of assist
ance
The Naval Post, Of Philadelphia. held a yer
pleasant Campfire on last Wednesday night Dele
cations from Posts 80 and l9l, OF Philadelphia an
Post 81, of Camden, y. J.. were present AddrcssC
{ were made by comrades from the visiting Post
) The ellis Post fair closed Saturday night. Til
enterprise was great success, about 81 900 boin
cleared.
y POTOMAC
E Officers Of John r. Rcynold. Post, No 6. wasl
I ington: Commander, John ~ Church s Y q
! Henry Jenkins; J. " C.. r. L. DE Land surg, "
D | W. Granger a, NJ. J.. y. Parker; o. d., Aaro
e Stern; o. C., VIM. n. Thomas: Chap. RichnT
{ Riggles Delegates 20 the Department Eneaml
! ment, n. n. Belts. VIM. ~ Thomas Aug Ridgi
. ley; Alternates, Il. J.. DE Land l.. II. Fix, n. /
c Adams.
: WISCONSIN,
la tlie report Of tho Campfire held at Black Fart
> Oct ~, The fact Of Department Commander Griffe
a being present and also his speech was omtte
llls was an injustice 10 most energetic and cap
n bic cOmrade Department Comm ander Griffen Nj
y been untiring IN bis efforts 10 build up the q A.
= la Minconsin. aud on this occasion he made "A lou
ney OF 400 miles at his own expense, in order
I, be present at the Campfire.
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